Sentence examples for term campaigners from inspiring English sources

In the long term, campaigners fear that rocketing child labour and school dropout rates will create a frustrated, uneducated generation that has little means of playing a productive role in society, in Syria or elsewhere.

Ivana Bacik, an Irish Labour party senator and long term campaigner for abortion reform in Ireland, said the government's decision to accept the UNHRC ruling was a crucial step towards changing Ireland's abortion regime.

Avaaz means "voice" and long-term campaigners stand in awe of the numbers it gives a voice to.

The move has been welcomed by long-term campaigners for change, who see it as the first step towards widening female participation in the church.

As an idea, One Billion Rising appears to have united long-term campaigners with a younger generation inspired by the power of social media and a desire for change.

This will be raucously cheered by the long-term campaigners, but with a twist of regret that the government had not done all this already during 13 years in power.

But even before the mid-terms, campaigners say the rise in coal use under Obama undermines his climate agenda and could wipe out efforts by other countries to fight climate change.

The issue had also been raised with Barack Obama and by the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who is a long-term campaigner for the Chagossians' right of return.

Lib Dem and sitting MP Andrew George, a long-term campaigner for more affordable homes, said it would be hard to enforce and possibly illegal.

Williams is a long-term campaigner to clean up the financial advice market and has previously called for a royal commission.

A "long-term campaigner and trusted insider" within the conspiracy, she had not shown remorse and would be likely to offend again.